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Lake Havasu City’s Police Beefing up Patrol for New Year’s Eve

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Real Estate Agent with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage SA552583000

Lake Havasu City’s Police Beefing up Patrol for New Year’s EveAs partygoers hit the streets, the local Lake Havasu City police are beefing up their patrol for New Year's Eve.  Police all across America want to keep drunken drivers off the roadways.  But Lake Havasu City will be going the extra mile to keep their streets safe and crowds controlled during Lake Havasu's first ever New Year's Eve public party.

There will be the regular amount of patrol officers on their regular shifts, but there will also be additional officers from the street crimes unit and special assignments unit helping out.  Patrol officers will be downtown to help control the crowds during the "Uptown Countdown" and all over the roads.  So, while you're out ringing in the New Year, be safe on the roads.

If you have to, make reservations with shuttle services to get you to and from your destinations or use a designated driver.  Just be sure you're not driving while impaired.  With so many officers out and about, you are sure to get caught.  Plus, you'll only be putting your life and other lives in danger when driving while impaired.  

Last year, there was a total of 6,757 total alcohol-related vehicle crashes in Arizona alone.  Of those alcohol-related crashes, 324 resulted in fatalities.  Mohave County reported 257 alcohol-related crashes, with 23 resulting in fatalities.  Lake Havasu City reported 55 alcohol-related crashes, with one resulting in a fatality.  These statistics are serious.  Therefore, it is important to be very careful when ringing in the New Year.

Here's to hoping your 2010 is a successful and progressive one.

Happy 2010 - Your Lake Havasu City Real Estate Professional ~ Realtor® Liz Miller

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Comments (2)

Bob Maiocco
8Z Real Estate - Evergreen, CO

Wow, those statistics are staggering!  Hopefully this New Year will be a little better managed.  Both by the police and the drivers.

Dec 31, 2009 05:17 AM
Carra Riley & Declan Kenyon
Brokers Guild Cherry Creek Ltd - Westminster, CO
Helping people Transition at all ages!

Liz,

Good warning for party goers in Lake Havasu City... it makes sense to have a designated driver at ALL times... as the saying goes.. if you drink.. DON'T drive!

Happy New Year to you Liz... I miss you at the MLS meetings as I look out my window at the snow.. what a difference 2.5 hours makes! 

cow

Dec 31, 2009 08:31 AM